Re: Lower End AS/400s

Joe,

Don't you just love it when a newbie joins the list and shoots off their
mouth?! :)

The way I look at computer solutions, or the solution de jour, is like
the high school slut.  Just because something is popular does not
translate into something of quality.

As a 25+ year professional, I support quality, and IMHO, the
AS/400-iSeries is as good as it gets.  My clients, the REAL survivors of
ANY economy, also seek quality.  The acquisition of quality is WHY they
are the survivors!

As a personal note to Konrad: This time of year is a time of peace.

There are many participants on this list that would enjoy a truly lucid,
logical, honest discussion of the merits of any technical, economical
business solution that benefits both your career and those that employ
you.

This list is NOT a proving ground, but a mutual benefit society and free
exchange of ideas.  No judges: what works works.

Best regards to all, and a happy holiday season to you and those that
you hold near and dear.

J Kilgore




Joe Pluta wrote:
>
> Konrad, I'm going to stop now.  You don't even bother with facts.
>
> > From: Konrad Underkofler
> >
> > >I have to disagree with this statement.  Because there are tons of games
> > >released "for Playstation Only" or only for consoles, not PC.
> >
> > Check again, to get an exclusive game requires big $$$ to the developers.
> > Anyone offering large $$$ to keep your code iSeries only?
>
> The entire Konami line is pretty much PS2 only.  Try adding a fact or two
> with your diatribes, and they might have a little more weight.  It's obvious
> YOU'VE decided the AS/400 is a dead end, and aren't going to let any pesky
> little facts get in the way of your conclusion.  You have lots of opinions
> and no facts.  I try to avoid these discussions.
>
> Joe
>
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